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Urban geochemistry: distribution of heavy metals in extractional fraction of deposol in City of Sisak : master’s thesis

, 2011
U sklopu europskog projekta "Urban Geochemistry in Europe (URGE)–Soil, Childern, Health", čiji je cilj geokemijsko kartiranje određenih europskih gradova pomoću jedinstvenih metoda te izrada geokemijske karte urbanog tla za različite kemijske elemente ...
Prša, Lucija
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Characteristics and Classification of Three Urban Soils in the Sisak City, Croatia [PDF]

, 2018
Many soil classification systems (including Croatian Soil Classification - CSC) do not treat urban (technogenic) soils adequately. Moreover, in different parts the world, different names for similar urban soils are often used.
Rubinić, Vedran, Husnjak, Stjepan, Halamić, Josip, Vrbek, Boris, Šorša, Ajka   +4 more
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Tolerantnost na sušu klonova Salix ‘SW Inger’, Salix ‘Ester’ i Salix ‘Wilhelm’ u energetskom zasadu PD RB „Kolubara“

, 2023
Vrste i unutarvrsni taksoni roda **Salix** danas predstavljaju važan resurs za proizvodnju biomase kao obnovljivog izvora energije. Biološke i ekološke osobine vrba, kao što su vegetativno razmnožavanje iz zrelih reznica, brz rast, jaka izdanačka moć ...
Skočajić, Dragana, Đunisijević Bojović, Danijela, Barišić Klisarić, Nataša, Popović, Vladimir   +3 more
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Increased adsorption of nickel and chromium with grape`s organs caused by different amounts of ammonia fertilizers in root zone [PDF]

, 2014
Previous amelioration measures of sandy deposols from open coal mine pit around Kostolac TPP (Thermal Power Plant) caused an intensive uptake of nickel and chromium in the organs of annual agricultural plants, making them not suitable for human nutrition.
Atanacković, Z., LiÄina, V., Marković, N., Trajković, I.   +3 more
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Chemical and mineralogical studies of some Yugoslav Deposols in relation to their possible agricultural use

Journal of Environmental Science and Health . Part A: Environmental Science and Engineering and Toxicology, 1996
Abstract The chemistry and mineralogy of four Deposols formed on ash and cinder dumps associated with the Kostolac Coalfield near Belgrade, Yugoslavia and under a chronosequence of trees of various species were studied using various techniques. The soils consisted largely of crystalline silicate and oxide material, with small amounts of amorphous glass,
NM Kostic, MJ Wilson, MD Jakovljevic, D Stevanovic   +3 more
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